My Life in Loyalism

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Billy is renowned in the ceremony industry for his proficiency, delivering ceremonies with a unique blend of solemnity and warmth, making each event memorable and heartfelt. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. A loyalist leader says that anger in his community is now the highest it has ever been since the 1994 ceasefires and that the Government must start taking the concerns of loyalists as seriously as those of republicans “before it is too late”.

As to how the Agreement has worked out, with the benefit of hindsight and far removed from a time-frame in the proximity of a brutal conflict, I believe we made our decision for the right reasons. Let’s Talk Loyalism has insisted the boycott should only be lifted once all the economic barriers created by Brexit’s NI Protocol, and the subsequent Windsor Framework, are removed. Billy Hutchinson, leader of the Progressive Unionist Party, joins Eamon to discuss the Internal Markets Bill and the consequences of a no-deal Brexit for Northern Ireland.That is not to ‘sabre-rattle’, but rather to state as a fact that as far as loyalism is concerned, the core promises which led to the 1994 ceasefire and support for the Belfast Agreement have been shredded. He included so many personal elements to our day, and we both feel so fortunate that we had a ceremony like that. The employee was dismissed due to a complaint about him making a remark construed as promoting the loyalist song, The Sash.

Experience the joy of crafting your unique Humanist wedding or baby naming ceremony with a touch of creativity and fun. The institutions established by the Good Friday Agreement are not working and need to be reviewed, a loyalist leader has said. The ‘Keep Your Word’ template letters have been produced by loyalist advocacy group Let’s Talk Loyalism as part of its campaign against post-Brexit trading arrangements.He was a leading member of the Progressive Unionist Party and involved in talks culminating in the Belfast Agreement. He was elected to the Northern Ireland Legislative Assembly as MLA for North Belfast in 1998 where he served until 2003.